Violate
violate (verb) - 1. go against or break a law or agreement 2. damage, disturb, or treat with disrespecta violation (noun) - an act of violating
violator (noun) - a person or organisation which violates
Did you witness this violation personally?
violation of a law
commit a violation
committing violations against the minimum wage laws
violation of an assumption
the Box M test indicated no violation of the assumption of homogeneity of variance-covariance matrices
violation of the code of conduct
a violation of universalist norms
an undeniable violation of her commitment to him
a violation of guidelines
it is also a violation of the IMF's implementing guidelines, which explicitly proscribe its use
a violation of the laws of nature
to make chattels of other human beings was a violation of the laws of nature, and this nation was founded upon that
a copyright violation
images on website in violation of copyright laws
violate privacy
a criminal violation
pursue someone for a criminal violation
flagrantly violate
shamelessly violate
a blatant violation
a blatant violation of the separation of church and state
a violation of tradition
punishment for a violation of tradition?
violation of a taboo
violation of ritual prescriptions
the disease in question was caused by witchcraft or the violation of ritual prescriptions
brutally violate
the peace of this small community has been brutally violated
a violation of the Geneva Convention
a violation of someone' s human rights
an obvious violation
Shooting rockets out of Gaza aimed at Israeli cities and civilians is an obvious violation of the principle of discrimination and fits the classic definition of terrorism
wholesale violation
a wholesale violation of common decency
a massive violation of regulations
policy violation
a total violation of company policy
inspect for violations
one major violation was observed during the inspection
health inspectors thought that the appropriate weights were five points for a critical violation, one point for a noncritical violation, and
construed as a criminal violation
anything that puts an embryo at risk could be construed as a criminal violation
a blatant violation of the separation of church and state
a violation that occurred on a spiritual level
Americans held millions of slaves in violation of their beliefs
the enslavement of the African was in violation of the laws of nature
the code of dogs
a vulgarity in his snarl; it may have been some grosser violation of the code of dogs
violation of justice
the same action can be a violation of justice and a vitiation of another virtue, depending on the perspective
in violation of the contract
she's in violation of her court order
a violation of house arrest
He spent the night there, a violation of Suu Kyi' s house arrest
using false and fictitious names in violation of the law
a traffic violation
he pleaded guilty to a traffic violation and admitted driving off in his Porsche Cayenne SUV after it struck a female pedestrian
a smoking violation
a technical violation
a food protection violation
revealed that 40% of all food preparation facilities still had at least one major violation recorded during their routine inspections
observed violations
a human rights violation
constitute a violation
your action constitutes a flagrant violation of regulations
a violation of a rule
evidence of a violation
evidence that her actions were in violation of the rule
the nature of the violation
a noncritical violation
the seriousness of the violation
a first-time violation
a repeat violation
double points given for a repeat violation
the violation of a woman
Genesis later confronts us with the sin of onanism, the violation of Jacob's daughter Dinah
bodily violation
The scene of a housebreaking immediately offers a spatial trope for bodily violation
impose penalties for violation
the commission can impose civil penalties of up to $1,000 per violation
violate power-sharing agreement
appointed them in violation of the power-sharing agreement
violation of an order
false reports in the papers charging me with violation of the order
systematically violate
she loves to systematically violate every commonly accepted rule of writing
violation categories
we did not see a proportionally significant increase for the pertinent violation categories
violate the ethical code
a major violation
a grave violation
a serious violation
a violation would bring serious consequences
violation of international law
human rights groups banded together to sue the government in the Supreme Court, alleging violation of international law
in violation of state law
violation examples
clarify and interpret each code section while providing real-life major and minor violation examples for each
prosecute a violation
prosecute a violation or extradite the offender
implicated in the violation
arms brokers have been implicated in the violation of Security Council arms embargoes against Somalia
sanctioned violation
the U.S. government committed its first sanctioned violation of the 1868 treaty with the Lakota Nation by stationing federal army troops inside the Lakota Indian reservation
clearly a violation
violation of a responsibility
clearly a violation of the responsibility of government to take care of the health and wellbeing of citizens
Clearly a violation. Thirty-and-a-half centimeters from the curb, eight centimeters too far
went to jail for parole violation
went to jail for a child support violation
a less-serious violation
ongoing violation of antidiscrimination laws
an ill-defined constitutional violation
violation letter
the misleading advertisement had already concluded before the FDA issued its violation letter
a notice of violation
The state Environmental Protection Division sent Sandy Springs a notice of violation earlier this year
